AMSOIL Exterior Ceramic Spray

  • Easy application
  • Requires no cure time
  • Sheds water rapidly
  • Protects against UV rays

Product Overview

Contains the latest SiO2 ceramic technology. Designed with extreme hydrophobicity to repel water, enhance gloss, reduce water spotting and cut drying time. Protects painted and plastic surfaces against the elements for up to 12 months with a simple spray-on, wipe-off application. 

Directions for Ceramic Spray

  1. Clean vehicle with AMSOIL High-Foam Car Shampoo.
  2. Ensure your vehicle is parked in a cool, shaded area to ensure AMSOIL Ceramic Spray properly adheres to vehicle surface.
  3. To avoid damaging painted surfaces, ensure surface is free of dirt and debris.
  4. Working from the top down, apply and wipe away with a high-quality microfiber towel (over saturation can lead to streaking, replace as necessary).

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Product information checked: September 2026. Product formulations, specifications, applications, availability and published claims can change.
For the latest official information, consult the AMSOIL Corproate Website.

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